Cybersecurity insights for small businesses and MSPs.
The Tool You Trust Most Just Became the Threat Every small business IT admin has one tool they lean on more than any other: the RMM platform. It patches your machines, deploys your fixes, and gives yo...
Read More →If you manage IT for a small business or a handful of clients, your RMM platform is probably the single most powerful piece of software in your environment. It has admin rights on every endpoint it to...
Read More →A story made the rounds recently that sounds like a workplace comedy sketch but is actually a security case study: a terminated employee kept remote control of the office speakers because the Bluetoot...
Read More →It's 7:43 AM on a Tuesday. You're the only IT person at your company. Your coffee is still hot. Then your phone buzzes — a security researcher just published a working exploit for PaperCut NG/MF, the...
Read More →Your employees are using AI tools you've never heard of. Right now. On company devices. With company data. Not because they're careless — because the tools are genuinely useful and nobody told them no...
Read More →An MSP sysadmin logged into a client's server one afternoon and found something that shouldn't have been there: a competitor's Action1 remote management agent, two new domain admin accounts, and a glo...
Read More →Someone Else Is Running Software on Your Network Right Now A post circulating in MSP communities recently described something that should make every IT admin's stomach drop: a competing MSP quietly de...
Read More →An engineer logs into a client's environment during a routine check and finds something that shouldn't be there: a competitor's RMM agent quietly running on every server, a domain admin account nobody...
Read More →Imagine you're the IT admin for a 50-person company. You've done everything right: you deployed a reputable password manager, you're enforcing credential policies, and you sleep reasonably well at nig...
Read More →It happens more often than IT admins want to admit. A business owner asks their sysadmin to enable a security control — MFA enforcement, restricting admin privileges, blocking a risky app. The admin e...
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